#hivaids-awareness

#hivaids-awareness

Drag kings, like Jack Hammer-Dandy, charm audiences with performance over flamboyant attire, highlighting the unique appeal of drag king artistry.

Houston's drag kings struggle for recognition and often perform unpaid due to venues favoring drag queens, perpetuating disparities in representation.

World AIDS Day events in NYC emphasize awareness, remembrance, and community building around HIV/AIDS.

Housing Works Cannabis Co combines product quality with social justice initiatives, offering unique cannabis products while supporting essential community efforts.

Despite overall declines in new HIV infections among gay and bisexual men, disparities remain significant, necessitating focused efforts on equitable access to prevention and treatment.

Lil' Kim will headline the 33rd Annual AIDS Walk Atlanta to raise awareness and funds for HIV/AIDS.

The event unites music, activism, and community support while featuring celebrated artists.

Understanding safe sex practices is essential, especially when there's a significant age and experience difference in sexual relationships.

Susanne Bartsch's new book, 'Bartschland: Tales of New York City Nightlife,' showcases her legendary parties and events from the 1980s to present day.

The Aids Quilt Project is a tribute to those who died in the 80s and 90s from Aids-related illnesses, with each panel commemorating a person.

Roadies play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and success of the AIDS/LifeCycle event by providing various support services for cyclists.

Roadies bring personal experiences and passion to create a strong sense of community during the journey.

The Aids Memory UK project has chosen artist Anya Gallaccio to design London's first permanent Aids memorial near the site of the UK's first HIV ward opened by Princess Diana.